a battery holder is not a bad idea, batteries are sometimes hard to solder, even if your a self proclaimed expert (like me) and once heat starts to actually soak into the battery t…
If you don't prefer one machine over the other:
Get the battery holder and battery for the Mac II, and fix up that one. Don't bother trying to solder a new battery on. Not only …
Nice score Byrd. As for the "really quiet 40GB HDDs"...I'm assuming they're Seagate U series drives? (the ones with the rubber covering around them) I've got a couple of those, …
I've soldiered before, but never delicate electronics...
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So you weren't in the Corps of Signals or Engineers?
Depends what you want to do with it, with the …
I don't have a II but I have a couple IIx systems and a spare IIx motherboard and all needed the aluminum can capacitors replaced. Other then that the big box II's seems reliable (…
Here's my dilemma. I have a Macintosh IIx logic board with leaky capacitors. Washed the goo off and got it working, but it failed again after only a week. I also have the origin…
ahaha, who in their right mind would turn down a maxxboxx?
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People who have no use and don't like one I would guess. I turned down a free local Apple II+ beca…
ahaha, who in their right mind would turn down a maxxboxx?. I've always had a special place in my heart for one. If it ever gets filled, I guess we'll find out. If anyone here has …
My 200 MHz Motorola StarMax 4000 MT was great. Very clean design (even if it did look like a PC), something I've always liked in a case. Also, it was pretty well upgradeable, eve…
I wonder how many on this forum actually ever had one? I know that I felt it was the best decision at the time, coming out of The Dark Times right before the second coming of Mr. J…
I had a radius for a few weeks, hated it
power pc with nubus, cpu soldered to the logic board, and every single peice of it was rivited to the case so you could not change hard dr…
Hello. I wanted to see what others thing of the mac clones. Any particular favorites? Mine is my PowerTower Pro. Its a hilarious fusion of mac and beige PC. Its pretty cool, with a…
Unfortunately macgreg was taken on MacTalk
The iMacs are very tough too - my 4 year old son inserted three CD-ROMS into a slot load drive at once - I extracted them all and th…
(btw I am gregh from MacTalk...)
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Oh hey, I had no idea you were on MacTalk. I'm over there with you and Byrd as well, same name as here.
Really nice little …
First, the good news. I just got a new Apple IIe for free from a friend! It's got a printer, color monitor, and two disk drives.
Now, the bad. The power supply shorted out within …
You could use it as extra processing for re encoding videos and such. Or as a remote iTunes player.
Or extra processing for someone else. Check out Folding@Home.
68kMLAHardwareby ChristopherTue, 30 Jun 2009 - 15:07
So I've got this Quicksilver that I've had for quite sometime now, but unfortunately, its spent more time occupying my closet floor than being used. What is this thing good to use …
As the others have stated Alkaline, NiMH and Nicad batteries are mostly harmless, unless your handling large amounts of juice over long periods of time, scrub down good with hot wa…